Testing Fuel Pump

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   Terry,
For the pump, T in a mechanical pressure gauge. You should get 5 to 9 psi out of the pump. 

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	Terry, For the pump, T in a mechanical pressure gauge. You should get 5 to 9 psi out of the pump.
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	I have a 1968 Chrysler Marine 318...pulled the engine for work on hull. Prior to reinstalling engine, I am replacing all hoses, impellers, plugs, wiring, etc. Question: How do I test the fuel pump?

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